Sentence examples for suitability for human disease from inspiring English sources

Although there are logistical advantages to using simpler invertebrate animals as models, many questions remain regarding their suitability for human disease research.

Although there is no known animal model for human disease, large animal models have demonstrated better suitability for translation to humans.

Some of these genes are important for human disease.

Our protein domain analysis helped us verify the suitability of using bovine as a model for human diseases and also recognize the contribution of AS towards the disease phenotypes.

There are two main factors that influence an organism's suitability as a human disease model: its similarity to the physiology and disease in the human, and the ease with which it can be genetically and experimentally manipulated.

(Appelo and Postma 1993) defined water quality as its suitability for human consumption, domestic use and irrigation.

The assessment of natural landscapes and their suitability for human occupation is key to ensure optimal resource use.

Twenty samples of groundwater collected from Bekkaria (Site 1) to Ain Chabro (Site 2) were assessed for their suitability for human consumption.

This startup aims to interpret all genetic variations for any human disease gene.

To explore the suitability of heavy-chain antibodies (HCAbs) for studying mechanisms underlying human disease, we used oculopharyngeal muscular dystrophy (OPMD) as a paradigm for the expanding group of protein aggregation disorders that is characterized by subcellular dislocalization and aggregation of mutant protein.

Anti-TNF-α immunotherapy with TNF-K has a sustained but reversible therapeutic efficacy in an established disease model, supporting the potential suitability of this approach in treating human disease.